“Hey, let me tell you something. As far as paperwork goes? We’ll take care of it. Know why? Ain’t too proud to beg.”

Why the “quarter-up” culture has disappeared in Calgary and slowly starting to vanish in other Canadian cities.

Whether it’s wanting to be an artist, a musician or an athlete, many dream of turning their favourite hobby into their full-time career.

Fiona Staples, 26, is living that dream by meshing together her two passions: art and comic books.

Video games are awesome and all, but let’s face it, a lot of us are either poor students or poor graduates wondering where all their money went. Plus, playing video games isn’t exactly something you can usually turn into a profession. Here’s a list of ten rather awesome games that you should all try. The best part is, they’re free-well, unless you want to buy items you can usually get by just playing anyway.

I, uh, forgot to post this yesterday. Oops. Also, no pics since I’m about to get on a bus.

Tron: Legacy embraces the mix of new technologies and classic storytelling to create something wholly worthwhile: an entertaining film.

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The only thing capable of making LARPing look cool, and even then, still pretty lame. Note: This was ready to go last week but wasn’t posted due to…let’s call it a mis-communication, between me and my editor.

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We’re no Korea, but e-sports in Calgary, Canada are quickly rising in popularity, thanks to a number of dedicated promoters and gamers.

For some time now, Calgary has been home to a few video game clubs, popular LAN hangouts and Geeks in general. They keep us in business. Recently though, competitive gaming is becoming more and more popular in this city, especially in Street Fighter IV and Starcraft II.

Some of the items Link uses in the Legend of Zelda series are, quite frankly, rather epic. Here’s a list of five that we at Wild Gunmen wish we had for ourselves.

With StarCraft 2 being out for several months already, and two patches that have smacked the space marine faction of StarCraft, the Terrans, I still hear complaints about the race.

I’m not here to disagree with the nerfs that have already been done to the Terrans, rather I’m here to defend the use of an essential tactic that’s quite key to Terran play.